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| Mr. Reuben Shelton, Legal counsel, Monsanto company with participant at Ibadan, Nigeria |
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Mr. Michael Gollin (left) with Mr. Wendell Holland enjoying a break from the Dar es Salaam GBDI training (2001)
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| Ms. Tomoko Miyamoto, from WIPO, Geneva, Switzerland |
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Module 3:
Managing Intellectual Property |
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Module 3 provides training in the following key areas:
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- International frameworks for intellectual property
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- The range of international instruments relating to intellectual property rights over biological resources the Paris Convention, Budapest Treaty, TRIPS and UPOV Convention
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- Philosophies underlying IPRs, such as a balance of rights holder vs. society
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- IPRs and bioprospecting research results
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- The nuts and bolts of managing Intellectual Property (IP)
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- A discussion of selected well known and highly controversial patents -- Neem Extract, Basmati rice, Ayahuasca and Tumeric
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- Agreements and contracts, including confidential agreements; material transfer agreements, collaborative research agreements, contract research agreements and employment agreements
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- An introduction to licensing
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- IP management practices and strategy/policy issues
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- Technology transfer in research institutions in developing countries
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- How to establish a new technology transfer office
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- Interacting with industry, and
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